Parks & Gardens of Cuernavaca

Cuernavaca’s reputation as the 'City of Eternal Spring' is best experienced through its diverse green spaces. This collection ranges from the 18th-century Borda Garden, a former imperial summer residence, to the deep subtropical ravines of Barranca de Amanalco. Explore ecological reserves like Chapultepec, which protects vital water springs, and urban parks like San Miguel Acapantzingo, transformed from a former penitentiary into a cultural and scientific hub featuring dancing fountains and native flora.

Borda Garden

José de la Borda was a Spaniard who migrated to New Spain in the 18th century, amassing a great fortune in mines in Taxco and Zacatecas in…

Parque Estatal Urbano Barranca de Chapultepec

A 12.8-hectare ecological state park featuring a spring-fed stream, a 1.5-kilometer running track, and an environmental education center set within a protected urban ravine.

Parque Ecológico San Miguel Acapantzingo

An ecological park built on the site of a former state prison. It houses the Morelos Science Museum and features a large musical dancing fountain.

Parque Barranca de Amanalco

A natural ravine featuring a 400-meter scenic walkway located 30 meters below street level, showcasing basaltic rock formations and dense subtropical vegetation.

Melchor Ocampo Park

Known for its ancient trees and the 'El Tecolote' spring, this park provides a quiet green space centered around a small natural pond.

Parque Tlaltenango

A community park and cultural center located in the historic Tlaltenango neighborhood, offering open lawns and space for local workshops.

Jardín San Juan

A traditional public square in the city center featuring a central gazebo, stone benches, and mature shade trees.

Parque Carolina

A local public park equipped with sports courts, children's play areas, and paved walking paths.